Another read from this week's #nonfiction readings from class discusses ways to give #sciencecommunication an advantage for countering the politicization of science! The proposed solution involves warning people about attempts to politicize science via calling out its built-in uncertainty. Sounds like a theory we read about a few weeks ago! #collegelife #gradstudent #communicationtheory #scicomm #science #research
We're reading more on persuasion this week. I'm starting to wonder if cognitive studies are entirely focused on persuasion as I add to my #nonfiction count. #cognitivetheory #communicationtheory #persuasion #collegelife #gradstudent
We're reading about inoculation theory and narrative theory in persuasion related to attitude formation and resilience of persuasion. Adding to my #nonfiction count. #cognitivetheory #communicationtheory #persuasion #healthcommunication #sciencecommunication #collegelife #gradstudent
We're reading about dual-processing, social judgement, and attitude formation and change this week. Adding to my #nonfiction count. #cognitivetheory #communicationtheory #persuasion #collegelife #gradstudent
I read a lot of #nonfiction every year, but it's usually book chapters and journal articles. We just finished reading this chapter talking about the long history of media effects studies, examining the changes in various scientific fields that put us on our current track. #gradstudent #collegelife #mediastudies #communicationtheory #mediaeffects
I read a lot of #nonfiction every year, but it's usually book chapters and journal articles. Here's one I read recently for class. In it, the author tries to define what we mean when we talk about “effects“ in media effects theories. #gradstudent #collegelife #communicationtheory #mediaeffects #research #journal article #journalofcommunication #science
